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lishlitz β Scalemate sewing tutorial Part 2
Published: 2012-02-28 17:23:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 106927; Favourites: 1538; Downloads: 2089
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Scalemate sewing tutorial Part 2Scalemate sewing tutorial Part 1 [link]
Scalemate sewing pattern Pg. 1 [link]
Scalemate sewing pattern Pg. 2 [link]
Scalemate sewing pattern Pg. 3 [link]
Scalemate sewing pattern Pg. 4 [link]
Scalemates are from Homestuck, a web-comic written by Andrew Hussie and belong to him. This pattern was created by me and is for personal use only.
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hmmm, hard to tell from a pic. possibly the fabric you used.. is it fleece or some other type of fabric? fleece has a nice softness and stretch to it. also, a tad more stuffing might have puffed it out more. it looks great though, love the color!!!
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I made one! 
Seriously, thank you so much! ^^
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Thank you so much for sharing this! I can't wait to make myself a Pyralspite >:]
However, I do have one question for ya, would you mind telling me where you foud the big, colorful buttons for the eyes?
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got my buttons at joann fabrics store in the notions isle
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btw every tutorial ive seen said to use fleece but i dont have any so do you think i could just use normal cloth?
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i definitely recommend fleece to achieve the same look.
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well i used cloth so he doesnt have the same look but he still looks pretty awesome
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his name is general nightmare
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i cant sew but ill give it a shot
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Oh my god this is my end result: [link]
Thank you so much for making this tutorial.
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Between the patterns and tutorials, you're a lifesaver! I can't sew for my life yet with a little help from my aunt, I'm sure this'll work fantastically! Thanks so much!
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useing this for my terezi cosplay :3
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I am making mine at this moment and I'm having so much fun with it. This tutorial is great and thank you for making it!
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just as a tip when before stuffing the head while turning it inside out use a pin to pull out the seam at the tips of the horns for more of a tip
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just f1n1sh3d m1n3 4nd 1ts 4wsom3
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this is a great tutorial! i just finished making mine. i made it a little differently, and i'm not the best sewer, but i love it! thank you C:
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I Am sO GoNnA MaKe a bLaCk oNe wItH An iNdIgO BeLlY! i'm gOnNa hAnG It iN My rOoM 
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wow, this is a great tutorial!
usually i'm all like "what...?" when it comes to the stitching, but this time i got it! thanks. ^ ^
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wonderful! glad to help
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Dude, I swear with this, all I need is the materials and I could make one in PA for my cousin. Introduce homestuck to her via a scalemate XD
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Have you considered maybe doing a youtube tutorial? This is pretty much easy to follow, the last stitch just confuses me.
Can I have a name so I can look up how to do it on youtube?
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the main stitch i use is called a back stitch. good luck, youtube has lots of helpful videos
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witch part of it confuses u i dident make this but iam in the mood to make a tutorial so ill help
if its more convenient u can text my cell and ill just send u a vid my # is 724-714-3437
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I love my Inspector Berrybreath :3 I just finished her⦠Or is it him? Thank you so much for posting this!!!
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you're very welcome!<3
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approx 9 inches tall
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THIS IS THE BEST THING IVE EVER SEEN. my sister wants me to make her a karkat one. im gonna do it! also, do youREALLY need 1/4 yard of fleece to make one of these??
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yes. a 1/4 yard of fabric will give you a piece that is 9 inches wide and, i believe, 5 ft long. you'll have a small amount left over, but 1/8 yard is not enough. 1/4 yard should only run you a few dollars
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Thank you for uploading this! I plan on making a Lemonsnout plush to go with my Terezi cosplay, and also I plan on using your smuppet tutorial to make one for my Bro and Dave cosplays that I'm putting together! This has helped a lot, and I will most definitely show you the outcome to both these plushes!
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wonderful!! you're welcome. glad i could help, and yes, i'd LOVE to see your finished plushies!! have fuuuuun!
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Haha, okay. :3 And I will!
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I love how you added the noose at the end. That gave me a good laugh. XD
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gotta have the noose!! hahahaha!
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ive tried and tried and i have no idea how to put those eyes on the head >.<
how'd you do it?? : X
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you're gonna have to squish on his head.. push hard on different edges of the button to expose the underneth side of it each time you need to put the needle up through it. i know it's kind of frustrating, but with a little wrestling with it, it is possible..
..if you just absolutely can't do it, another alternative would be to buy a long needle (doll needle) to go back and forth through the whole head - from button to button, and sew them on at the same time.. or possibly even hot glue them on, but it won't be as durable.
do you have someone that can maybe help you?
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yep, thanks :3
ill manage
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I made one of these for my nephew (2nd plushie i've ever made) And with your tutorial it turned out REALLY WELL!
<3 Thanks for posting this, i've been looking for a scalemate plushie pattern for forever.
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oh, that's awesome!! you're very welcome, glad i could help
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I just finished my Senator Lemonsnout, and I love him! Thanks so much for making these wonderful patterns and tutorials!
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YEA!! you're very welcome, glad i could help
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welp. time to make my own inspector Berrytongue. wish me luck!
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yea!!! let me know how it turns out
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I just finished making one of these! Your tutorial is so well written, the pictures really help! So amazing! I'm starting another one tonight >; ]
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